🌍 Honeywell S8610U3009 International Module: Enhanced Performance and Versatility Review

After some great instructions and a bit of internet research I was able to get my Lennox G17 Whisper Heat oven working again. I haven't had a working stove in Iowa for 2 years and last winter I played around with space heaters, baseboards and a small decorative natural gas stove (made to look like a wood stove). My local AC didn't even sell me a flame. Try sensor and wiring first, which would cost about $20. They said I couldn't fix my own furnace because I wasn't a licensed HVAC technician and

My old igniter came with a 1987 gas oven that I installed. It failed to keep the intermittent pilot valve operational and caused the gas valve to cycle on and off rapidly with a loud click. I thought I might need to replace the stove. Instead, I decided to replace the igniter. I read the instructions twice, watched the video on YouTube. I made sure to label all my wires as I removed them. It took me about 20 minutes to remove the old unit and install the new one, but I was too careful to make…

This module has been running for 3 months now with no problems. It replaced an older model that had no fault/diagnostic codes nor sensor points to measure flame current (in microamps). I think the new features are a nice update that will make it easier to diagnose crashes in the future. Reasonable price! A few things to consider when installing: 1.) If the input power is generally unstable (my voltage was low, somewhere between 14-20 volts, but normal at times, due to an unreliable relay that I